According to South Korea, its northern neighbor launched a ballistic missile 500 kilometers east “in response to the new US administrations hardline policy.” U.S. officials confirmed the report, adding that the missile was not an intercontinental ballistic missile.

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres reportedly offered MK Tzipi Livni the position of under-secretary-general. However, the U.N. and sources close to Livni have denied the report.

Alejandro Toledo, who served as the Peruvian president between 2001 and 2006, is suspected of accepting 20 million in bribes. After an arrest order was issued by a Peruvian court, he boarded a flight to Israel, which is scheduled to land this evening.

The Israeli Security Cabinet will gather today for a special meeting ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus trip to Washington, DC. Meanwhile, Ha-Bayit Ha-Yehudi leader Naftali Bennett is pressuring Netanyahu to back down from the idea of establishing a Palestinian state.

El Nacional readers in the Dominican Republic were surprised to see a picture of Alec Baldwin portraying U.S. President Donald Trump instead of a picture of the American leader. Even though the newspaper issued a correction, pictures of the newspaper article went viral.

Tarbutu is turning North Korea, one of the worlds most closed-off dictatorships, into a hot destination for Israeli tourists. Four organized tours are expected to depart from Israel over the next few months.

In response to the attack from right-wing politicians trying to get him to reject the idea of a Palestinian state at the White House, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the Israeli government needs to continue to make wise decisions when it comes to the relationship between Jerusale

Turkeys crackdown on terrorists continues as two ISIS terrorists were arrested after an intense 10-day police operation. The two entered the country using fake identification and were planning to continue to European countries in order to carry out a serious terror attack.